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Open up the Find: All Files dialog box. There are a
number of ways to bring this box up. The first way is to
right-click on a folder or drive (could be in My Computer or
Explorer), then select Find... . The next way is to press
the F3 key in a folder or drive. The final way is to
click the Start button in the task bar area and select Find>>Files
or Folders.
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Once the Find: All Files dialog box is up on the screen, you want to
make sure that it is looking at the correct location on the local or
network drive that you want it to. This value is currently in
the Look in: field. Use either the drop down area to
select a drive and/or the browse button to select a drive and the a
sub folder under it if needed.
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Now that you have the location for the search and find in established
you can then enter the file names that you wish to search for.
In the Named: field you want to type your files in with a semi-colon
after each one with no spaces. Example:
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The example looks for all AutoCAD Drawing files, all DXF files, all
Bitmap images and one JPG file called MY.JPG .
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